John Company

Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965

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White
No.
They sure didn't
McDivitt
And even though t he light wasn't on, it seemed
like we would get an extraneous pulse every once
in awhile at sunrise or sunset .
But I
thought that the Horizon Scan Mode worked very
well. It certainly proved to me that it was an
excellent attitude-hold mode, or pilot-rel ief
mode .
9.6 HF Transmission Reception Check
McDivitt
I think that I 'd like to start out with No. 3
in this case .
We received an update to start
and stop our checks and had no difficulty doing
this .
I think that the transmission and recep­
tion , No. 1 and No . 2 under this major heading, are
covered in our data book and I 'd like to have Fd
summarize them at this time.
White
We ran a one day and one night-long test on it
in which we attempted to have all stations contact
us. The data in the book.
I think the data will
point out that the HF is a rather unsatisfactory
mode of reception. It was difficult for us to
evaluate our transmission that ' l l have to be done
from the data from the stations. But as
far as reception was